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Is freezing something a physical or chemical change?

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Freezing would be a physical change because the atomic structure is still the same. Things like rusting, or flammability would be chemical because the object is changed. Example, if water is frozen, it's still H2O and when it melts, It's H2O again.

Mariulka [41]3 years ago

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I believe it is a physical change because it doesnt have anything to do with chemicals

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